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Optimizations are better suited for the Code Review SE. But as for recursion, call the method from itself. — jhpratt 30 secs ago
 
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Q: why is my implementation of inits failing?

dopatramanHere's how I've implemented it: inits' :: [a] -> [[a]] inits' [] = [[]] inits' xs = inits'(init xs) : xs I get this error: • Couldn't match type ‘a’ with ‘[[a]]’ ‘a’ is a rigid type variable bound by the type signature for: inits' :: forall a. [a] -> [[a]] Expected type: [[[a]]]...

 
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Q: Configuration Class in C#

ropuxilThis class will load a file with INI configuration elements and cache them, it then has a method to get an item from the cache if it needs to. internal class ConfigHandler { private static readonly ILogger Logger = LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger(); private Dictionary<string, string> _...

 
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Q: Async helper function in TypeScript.

Raven DevI have made an async function in TypeScript that responds to Events and returns an object with methods that return a promise. I would like help making it better and prettier. :) My interface files, config.model.ts export interface IDBUConfigModel { version: number; dbName: string...

 
Perhaps would go better on codereview.stackexchange.commatt 10 secs ago
 
1:25 AM
possible answer invalidation by Jamal on question by NGTHM4R3: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/185520/revisions
 
1:37 AM
If you have working code and are just looking for ways to improve it, you should be asking on Code Review instead. This site is for questions about problems with code or a programming tool. Code Review was created specifically for those asking for peer review for advice related to working code. — Ken White 31 secs ago
 
1:56 AM
For the critique you see Code Review might be appropriate. — pnuts 11 secs ago
 
 
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Q: MySQL - Store Procedure

EduardoI have created this Store Procedure, but I do not like to repeat same query. I do it because each query, depending on the conditions, use different parameters. DELIMITER $$ DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS getOrganizationLightList$$ CREATE PROCEDURE getOrganizationLightList(IN mtuser_id int, IN organi...

 
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possible answer invalidation by Nahuatl_19650 on question by Nahuatl_19650: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/185734/revisions
[codereview](codereview.stackexchange.com) requires a working code. I don't see anything working here, and I strongly advise against such move. — user58697 58 secs ago
 
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Q: A random hex generator

PersonThis is a program that generates a random hex value. # How this works: # uses random to get a random number # checks what hash method to use # uses that method to hash the random number # returns the value import hashlib import random as rand def hexrandom(minint, maxint, shamode="s...

 
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Q: Github Projects?

PersonAre we allowed to put projects on this site without the code? For clarification: Are we allowed to say something like this? I have a project here. What do you think? Or something like that. I just want to do this because of a multi-file project I have.

 
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Q: China Portable X-ray machine metal plastic milling prototype

ddhs233Our History Hongkong 101 prototype Technology Co., has focused on top quality rapid prototype for over 14 years in China. We started as a small operation, but now have become one of the leading suppliers in the rapid prototype in China. Today, 101 has been one of the top producers of quality rapi...

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Q: Apply Coupon Validation in Order

Ljdhameliyai have created mvc application for booking space. in this for booking user can applied coupon for booking. i have implemented one coupon service and validate coupon. public class Coupon { public int ID { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public string Description { get; ...

 
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That's look like a question for code review maybe — Cyberguille 58 secs ago
 
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Q: Hiding Fields in Javascript inheritance

SaMaxHiding Fields in Javascript inheritance like Java, C++, C# and many other programming languages. Why? Please consider following example: var Base = function() { this.name = "Base"; }; Base.prototype.getName = function() { return this.name; }; var Derived = function() { Base.call(th...

 
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@CaptainObvious spam
 
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Q: Haskell LaPlace Determinant

Fabian SchneiderI have written a code in Haskell that calculates the determinant of a matrix using the laplace expansion. As I have just started learning Haskell, I would like some opinions on how well (structured) the code is written and where I could be able to boost the performance. This is the code: det ::...

 
 
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs on CodeReviewFildor 38 secs ago
 
7:58 AM
Monking
 
@Fildor - cannot flag it and say it belongs to codereview, only have other sites to choose :( — Rand Random just now
@RandRandom You can flag it with the reason I created in "Other reasons". I am not sure why codereview is not in the list under "Belongs to other site" but I guess it is because it was somewhat "abused" to redirect users to codereview when the question was actually not suitable for codereview. I am sure you'll find something about that on meta. — Fildor 50 secs ago
 
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Q: Related to proagramming

user9256954I am 1st year engineering student. I don't know anything about programming and like want to do competitive programming in hackerrank , codechef ,etc. What to do? There are bunch of programming languages and I am confused as to which language to learn.I am looking forward to go in designing field...

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Q: Matrix Spiral Copy

NinjaGMatrix Spiral Copy. I got this interview question and I was wondering if I can get some code review. def spiral_copy(inputMatrix): output = [] m = len(inputMatrix) n = len(inputMatrix[0]) end_right = n - 1 end_left = 0 end_top = 0 end_bottom = m - 1 while end...

 
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Q: LRU Cache in Java

pkuProblem description: Design and implement a data structure for Least Recently Used (LRU) cache. It should support the following operations: get and put. get(key) - Get the value (will always be positive) of the key if the key exists in the cache, otherwise return -1. put(key, value) ...

 
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Q: Finding the shortest path (between source and destination) with the least number of edges

itzikI wrote a program which finds the shortest path between a source and a destination in a graph, so that the path will be to one with th least number of edges. In order to write it, I used Dijkstra's algorithm with several modifications. Is there any way to improve or modify my code? #include<st...

 
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Q: Having a parent component change the props of it's children

LoupaxI am doing a filtered table in react, and I came up with the following code: import React from 'react'; import { render } from 'react-dom'; import RowFilter from './RowFilter'; import List from './List'; import movieList from './movielist.json'; const data = movieList; const App = () => ( <Ro...

 
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Q: C# Networking Game Sending Queue

DeanAny problems with this? i am looking for a way to remove the ThreadPool. What I've tried to do here is ensure that I'm only sending the client 1 packet at a time. using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Net.Sockets; using System.Threading; using System.Threading.Tasks; using...

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Q: node.js connecting to s3 and youtube

GiladI have a task to connect to S3 get a JSON file with the names of artists, use the youtube-data-api and search for the top 10 songs. Then send it back in a given format to S3 back. console.log("Loading up the best code ever!!!"); //packagess import var fs = require('fs'); var AWS = require('aws-...

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Q: Java File Upload Service Design

Cian I am creating an application that will upload a file in the web. There are three services: login, upload and logout. All of it sends request and receives response which I put in a DTO. Model has all the logic, while view has the UI. Controller connects the model and view. Above are the fiel...

 
codereview.stackexchange.com may be more appropriate for questions about improving working code. But please read their help pages before asking there, to ensure your question matches their rules. — AdrianHHH 15 secs ago
 
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Q: How to Convert Java code to C code (for sorting algorithm)

pebbleI am trying to write the exact c code for an algorithm written in java. The original java algorithm is here. It is a sorting (suffix array induce sorting) algorithm. I wrote its c version, but not getting its exact output. I've included 4 files: bwt.c bwt.h input commented_Java_Code. On executi...

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Q: Using a cronjob on node for storing a json file, parsing it and update a database

F3L1X79I need to retrieve a file from a website every minute that contains boats location. Than I parse the file, delete all the boats from my database and create all of them at the new position indicated on the file. Here's my code so far in the server.js of my loopbackjs app: var CronJob = require(...

 
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I cannot see it. Maybe it is another error... Can anyone have a look? Do you know that there is a code review site? codereview.stackexchange.comTanmay Gawankar 11 secs ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs on codereviewDarkBee 23 secs ago
IMHO it's a topic for code review codereview.stackexchange.comMinor Threat 15 secs ago
 
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Q: How to optimize a nested foreach loop which is creating same data object (with different values)

SimsonsI have following code which gets MastrSegments from repository(entity framework). It's working but I think I am violating DRY (though not sure). MastrSegments conatins collection of SegReqs and SegReq contains collection Routes. And I am looping through them to update RootObject foreach (v...

 
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For working code / review; please post on: codereview.stackexchange.comRichard Critten 27 secs ago
If your code is "not working", please post a minimal complete verifiable example (=> the minimal code needed to reproduce the issue) with a clear and complete explanation of what "fails" and how (if you have an exception post the full error message and traceback, else explain what you expected and what happens instead). Else - if it runs fine but you just want advises on how to improve your code - you're at the wrong place, you want codereview instead. — bruno desthuilliers 19 secs ago
 
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Q: java abstract methods

Markcreate a class named shape with abstract method named Print. From this class inherit 3 classes- square,triangle,circle Square will have 4 points with coordinate(X,Y). Triangle will have 3 points with coordinate(X,Y). Circle will have a point and a radius(number) with coordinate(X,Y). implement th...

 
@CaptainObvious no code, no glory
 
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Thanks for your comments You are absolutely right - I should have posted on codereview. Sorry about that! What's the proper etiquette here? Repost there and delete this question? — SideLobe 53 secs ago
 
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Q: Reading a file and storing all the data in a buffer

Thibaut D.I wrote a function to read the entire content of a file and return a pointer to an allocated bufer containing all the data. Please could you tell me if there is a better way of doing this ? One solution could be to use stat() to pre-allocate a buffer and do only one read() call but I don't know ...

 
This question might be better suited for codereview.stackexchange.com because this code is working. — Georg Patscheider 12 secs ago
 
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possible answer invalidation by Gerardo Furtado on question by Matthew Anguelo: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/185741/revisions
 
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Q: Recursive directory scan using boost file system

user765443I have written the following code for searching and recursive directory. Please review it. Can it be optimized to avoid traversing symlink and handle "abort" signal inside for loop to continue the flow void Dirs::scan_dir(string dir_name, DataBase &b, string owner) { fs::path p(dir_name); ...

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Q: Observable implementation

iOSGeekI have implemented a simple Observable class. I think that there is still room for improvement. Especially the fact that I have separate array to observe results and values what if I want to observe errors for example, I think that this solution can be improved to be scalable. Also I'm not sure w...

 
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Thank you, I was unaware Code Review existed. — Awill 11 secs ago
 
@Duga How did that get past review...
 
12:58 PM
You should post this on codereview instead. — klutt 58 secs ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because working code that needs review should be posted on codereview. — klutt 12 secs ago
But note that when posting on Code Review, you should include all the missing code to make the program runnable. — mkrieger1 28 secs ago
 
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Q: Custom HashMap Implementation in java

SimmantHi All I implement CustomHashMap in Java, and would like to know Is my approach is correct or not. below I am sharing complete code of my CustomHashMap: CustomHashMap.java import java.util.Iterator; import java.util.Objects; import com.custom.utils.*; public class CustomHashMap<K, T> implemen...

 
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Q: Java - Memory game (Colors)

Peter90I'm trying to make a first game. I would like to make memory Game where you have to find a color matched field. I made: MemoryGame - JFrame where i added mainPanel. In mainPanel i added two another panel becouse both have other layout. The most of the game code is in ButtonsPanel class. Code in...

 
Thanks guys, I didn't know there was a code review site. — Vincent 50 secs ago
 
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Q: Incorrect suggested edit review - how to educate users?

PeilonrayzThe scenario: An asker posts a question. A low rep user notices some improvements to the questions code, and edits them into the question. The edit gets accepted in the review queues. Another user notices the site policy invalidation and rolls back the edit. All seems to be well, as the post ...

 
Ohai @benrudgers
 
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@Peilonrayz There are a couple of reviewers not doing their job properly.
 
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Q: Improvement of OOP code

Lime In The Coconuti've write this simple code, that is possible to find on my github profile: https://github.com/Gillis86/twitter-data-mining (it simply download some twitter data and store in an excel file) it is one of my first experiment of using OOP in python: the code works (do its stuff as intendend) but may...

 
One of them validated that edit.
 
hmm ... if it's a recurrent enough issue, you could consider notifying the mods...
 
Tell me how that doesn't escalate into users pointing fingers without solving the issue?
 
Moderators exercising good judgement?
it's just like being called out on close-reviews.
 
2:08 PM
Unless it's ban worthy, what are they going to do?
 
and that happens in here regularly
 
Calling users out is something we don't need mods for. We can invite people ourselves.
 
the point is: repeatedly violating the site standards for edit reviews is review-ban-worthy
@Mast nope. reviewing doesn't make you pingable
 
Review bans are a thing?
 
yeap
 
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You don't need to ping somebody to invite him.
 
true, but still not a good way to make contact...
also it's much less prone to devolving into mudslingings if a mod does it quietly on the side...
praise in public, admonish in private
 
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Q: Inverting a matrix using LU decomposition

DalekI have written this class for matrix inversion and some other linear algebra. I tried to use LU decomposition and forward, backward substitution in order to measure the inverse of my matrix. The speed of code is good, but somehow the elements of the inverted matrix are mixed up and I could not fi...

 
Not familiar with that approach in practice. Heard about it, but so far people usually give me both in public.
Anyway, curious what that meta turns up.
 
possible answer invalidation by rinn2883 on question by rinn2883: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/184575/revisions
 
@Mast IIUC that's the general philosophy on SE
 
2:24 PM
@Duga Could be, but it reads like it rectifies a mistake made in the answer instead of invalidating it. Opinions?
Welcome @Aaron
 
@Mast thank you for welcoming me, Mast.
 
ohai @AaronHall
 
@Vogel612 good morning!
 
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@Vogel612 Hmmm, maybe... IMO looking into the feature it's kinda, meh. Adding moderation noise to a question isn't helpful IMO, and including mods shouldn't be needed - A short message explaining a rollback should be more than enough.
 
@Peilonrayz Reviewers won't see such a message.
Heck, editors probably won't.
 
Which just further shows that the feature as is, is just meh. To note I didn't mean a comment on the post to inform the reviewers.
but that'd be a feature request / invite to chat thing
 
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Q: Is there a better way to make `R` wait for `NetLogo` to complete a task?

jjholdI have a model that has some commands that seem to take longer than R is willing to wait. I have resorted to inserting a Sys.sleep in R. Is there a better way? There are not any natural reporters to use a dowhile. For example, I will call a command where my turtles go through a process of claimi...

 
@CaptainObvious wow. ... readability = 0
also Pseudocode
 
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I think application/filesystem+sqsh is probably the winning suggestion. We'll see what the code reviewers say. :) — Randy 25 secs ago
Code Review would be the place for this. — Paulie_D 15 secs ago
More appropriate question for the Code Review StackExchange: codereview.stackexchange.comJesse de Bruijne 13 secs ago
 
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Q: Process synchronisation: parent waiting for childs & message queue surplus data

ZytaThe task is to create three child processes from the mother process: P1 - read the strings from standard input and sends it to P2 through message queue (K1); P2 - takes the string from the message queue (K1) and send it through pipe to P3 (K2); P3 - takes the string from the pipe (K2) and print...

 
@CaptainObvious broken
 
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Q: Mobile-first CSS grid webpage

Danny FairbrassHow can I improve my code/layout? I haven't been able to use many semantic tags because they don't like to be nested inside the main .grid div. Is it possible for me to not wrap all of the content in the .grid div and instead add the class of .div to anything I want to be a div child? Also, on ...

 
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Q: Python Merge sort count inversions

Xuandef mergeCount(left,right,invCount): inversionCount = invCount # print(left,right) for right_item in right: offset = 0 insertState = False for i in range(len(left)): if left[i] <= right_item: offset += 1 elif left[i] > right_item: inversionCount += le...

 
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Q: Ruby Sudoku Solver without classes

amorobertI'm writing a Sudoku solver in Ruby to complete a coding challenge with the following restrictions. Failing to follow the following restrictions will result in an invalid submission: Do not create classes, you will only be creating (many) methods. No instance variables and no glob...

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Q: Produce simple list of statistics in python

Mike PalmiceConsider the following function: def __get_info(self,df_tmp,colname): newlist=[] newlist.append(df_tmp[colname].mean() if not df_tmp.empty else 'NA') newlist.append(df_tmp[colname].var() if not df_tmp.empty else 'NA') newlist.append(df_tmp[colname].max() if not df_tmp.empty else ...

 
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Q: Scrape webpage with Beautifulsoup and export relevant data to csv

JopeI am looking for feedback on my code, how I can simplify some operations, use more efficient methods or other best practices. This is my first web scraping project. The goal here is to scrape a dentist's page for reviews and export to csv. I have not solved the issue with infinite scrolling, bu...

 
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Q: Inheritance in Java. A small but expandable Exam system

Miguel-DavidI'm trying to practice OO design as well as OOP in Java so I've created an Exam system that tries to be Object Oriented and expandable. This is what I haven't learned from Java so far: Java 8, interfaces, Collections, IO, Swing, exceptions public abstract class Question { protected int score...

 
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Q: Config values in multiple files within a directory loaded with a config() helper function, no Classes

JoeI've always used a Config class to store and retrieve configuration settings within my applications, but I'm not sure what it is but I've just never really liked this method of doing it for some reason. class Config { /** * Development environment * @var boolean */ c...

 
The link to Code Review shows the sql I initially wrote, but I wrote it against a database. When I tried to put it into a data warehouse function, I failed. — Dan Bracuk 7 secs ago
 
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@RMunroe lol
 
Monking
 
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monking
recording a review process turned out to be extremely hard, because the quality is always pretty low
especially sound is such an annoying problem
by the way, why the room is so empty lately?
 
@Incomputable What quality?
 
@Mast background noise level quality
and also me stuttering and halting in a very inappropriate places, to an extent that it makes grasping the concepts harder
I asked one of my groupmates to watch it, he said it is borderline ok. I believe he didn't want to offend me
 
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@Incomputable Take the video first, dub it later. Gives you time and space.
Might even want to filter the audio first, using something like Audacity.
A simple filter can do a lot of good.
 
@Mast I thought that I could just click the record button. Although I have a plenty of time, I thought that more videos with reasonable quality will bring better net impact than rare high quality videos
but the idea is great, I'll try it out soon
 
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Q: Immutable Queue with Bulk-Enqueue

Aaron M. EshbachI recently needed a data structure with FIFO queue semantics that supported efficient bulk-insertion (often need to enqueue thousands of messages at once). I took a look at Purely Functional Data Structures, and I didn't find an exact match, but it looked like the BatchedQueue could be easily en...

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Q: Implement a queue class in Python

Latika Agarwal Problem:Implement a queue class in Python: It should support 3 APIs: queue.top(): prints current element at front of queue queue.pop(): takes out an element from front of queue queue.add(): adds a new element at end of queue class Queue: def __init__(self): """ini...

 
@Incomputable Kind-of, until the quality drops too low.
 
7:39 PM
If your code is working correctly, you have no specific question and you just want people to look for possible improvements... then you should post to code review. This kind of question is off-topic here. — JDB 32 secs ago
 
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This question belongs on codereview.stackexchange.com — mmichael 14 secs ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it belongs to code review. — Yuriy 50 secs ago
 
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Q: How to configure remote machine's /etc/network/interfaces file using ansible-playbook?

nobodyThe file is: /etc/network/interfaces This is what I need to push from client machine (written in ansible-playbook) to the agent: # This file describes the network interfaces available on your system # and how to activate them. For more information, see interfaces(5). # The loopback network inte...

 
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Q: C# MVVM pattern sanity check (Checking correctness of the pattern)

M. StewartI am needing to get a sanity check to make sure I am setting up my model and viewmodel correctly. I believe what I have is correct even though I have seen some documentation that shows different ways this can be done. I posted two examples of my code bellow. Any hints or suggestions are always ap...

 
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possible answer invalidation by skovorodkin on question by skovorodkin: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/181715/revisions
 
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Q: send records to messaging queue using either of one policy

davidI have bunch of keys (clientKey) and values (processBytes) that I want to send to our messaging queue by packing them in one byte array. I will make one byte array of all the keys and values which should always be less than 50K and then send to our messaging queue. For each partition, I have bun...

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Q: jQuery: Cleaning up several functions

pee2peeSo I have code as below var reported_psdArray = []; $("select[name=reported_psd]").each(function() { var item = {"id": $(this).attr('id'),"value": $(this).val(),"text": $("option:selected", this).text()}; reported_psdArray.push(item); }) reported...

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Q: Naive implementation of a program to generate optimal timetable for college

Jonas EphremCollege registration for the next semester is soon, So I decided to make a naive implementation for a program to generate an optimal timetable in terms of number of work days I need to attend. Even though this problem is NP-hard, but that's no problem for the size of input of my problem (6-7 cour...

 
@Duga Rolled back.
 
9:27 PM
Well written question! However, it might not fit stackoverflow's guidelines (because there's no clear answer) and might be better suited for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com or codereview.stackexchange.com (I don't know them well, so please ensure that your question fits.) — Georg Schölly 59 secs ago
 
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Q: Define a class for latitude and longitude in C++ using boost::units and spheroidal coordinates

nimble_ninjaI am trying to write a class that defines latitude and longitude in C++ using boost::units and normalized spheroidal coordinates. I want to throw an exception if the class is constructed outside the bounds of the normalized spheroidal coordinates. Incidentally I thought about using boost::geome...

 
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Q: PHP lightweight storage HTTP API

rotoglupI'm learning PHP and 'web' development (having an offline programming background). I plan to setup a simple storage server API that I'll adress with a javascript application. The following code : does not consider authentification does provide file upload/deletion, folder listing I got some...

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Q: QT/QML scripting and property binding approach

FabI'm asking your help to understand it the following code does something that should really be avoided. The application I'm currently working on is an embedded HMI for a process controller who shares its status on a serial line. The application will be designed in QT (Quick). Stability of the app...

 
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When you have it working. Bring it over to codereview.stackexchange.com to get it reviewed. — Martin York 5 secs ago
 
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@akshayapandey has given the answer to your first question. For the second one you might want to make a post on [CodeReview](codereview.stackexchange.com); note that working code is mandatory there — meowgoesthedog just now
 
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Q: Multiplication of any two matrices using lists and for in loop

Mateusz KonopelskiI've just started learning Python and after few lessons I grasped the idea of lists and loop and decided to create my first project. Objective: Calculate multiplication of any two matrices from user's input. The code is working as intended but as this is my first one, I would be happy for som...

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Q: Trying to make my implementation of Simpson's 1/3 rule more accurate

RobertWhat I am trying to do is to use this code to have an accurate form of Simpson's rule. I have this code implemented so that it takes an odd number n (the number used to find the value of h) but the problem I am having is that when n > 100001, like when I use n = 1000001 I get a segmentation error...

 
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Q: How do I make sure at least 1 character from every chosen character group is in my password

Hunter T.import random import string length_of_pass = int(input("How long do you want the password to be? ")) # the four variables below are the components/characters to make up ascii _____ lowercase = string.ascii_lowercase uppercase = string.ascii_uppercase numbers = "0123456789" special = "!#$%&’()*+,...

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Q: How to shorten these JavaScript function (wp-poll-form) so that it only process a voting data update to ajax?

PtolemorphismA little bit of background here... In my school there is an online poll among different dorms, and the dorm that get the most votes will get a special prize. The poll seemed innocent at first, but it quickly turned into a coding competition. I am quite familiar with java and was able to use Selen...

 
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Q: Determining if two packs are permutations of each other during compile-time

prestokeysOften we need to find out if two tuples, or two packs in general, are the same as each other up to permutation. If there are no repeat types, then implementing is_permutation_no_repeats is quite straightforward. For example, simply remove each type in the first pack from the second pack and che...

 

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